The 'up' button will cause Faith crosses an avoiding it at the top obstacle (e.g. Controls can perform different actions depending on the context in which it is used.

Failure to perform these movements together cause a loss of momentum, which can cause Faith not achieve the necessary amount thereof to scale an object. With this important movement in approach, it is essential to maintain momentum, which can be used to make chains of movements. Moreover, the arms, legs, and torso are prominent and visibility is used to transmit motion and momentum, such as when Faith's arms go up and down and her increased stride length when walking. This is achieved not only by freely moving around the stage, but also by linking the movement of the camera with character movement, such as the speed at which the camera moves up and down to increase as Faith builds up momentum while running or turn the camera rolling when Faith does a barrel roll after landing. 'Mirror's Edge' is intended to convey realism and physical contact with the environment, and instill a freedom of movement never before seen in the first-person genre. As the story progresses, she tries to unravel the circumstances of Pope's murder and rescue her sister. While Kate is arrested, Faith manages to escape. Faith and her sister, Kate Connors, are then subsequently targeted by Pirandello Kruger. To transmit information without alerting the government, so called Runners, including the protagonist Faith Connors (modeled after Noelle Lynn), are commissioned.ĭuring the events of the game, a popular politician, Robert Pope, is murdered. The game takes place in the gleaming, utopian unnamed City where everything is regulated and controlled by the City regime. It consists of the tutorial training level of the compound and one opening level. The game has a realistic style, is brightly colored and quite different from most first-person perspective video games, allowing a wide range of actions and greater freedom of movement via Parkour.Ī demo was released on the PlayStation Store on October 30 and on Xbox Live on October 31 of 2008. The game was announced on Jand runs on the Unreal Engine 3, with the addition of a new lighting solution, in collaboration with Illumination Labs. On January 15, 2009, a version was released for Windows. 'Mirror's Edge' is a single-player first-person action-adventure video game, developed and published by EA Digital Illusions CE (DICE) and Electronic Arts respectively, which was initially released on November 12, 2008.

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